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‘Lot splits’ now allowed; doubts linger over whether they will help solve housing crisis

Owners of existing single-family home lots in Palm Springs can now subdivide their property under an ordinance adopted last week that helps the city comply with newly-enacted state law.

Palm Springs police planning series of community meetings

State grant funds $10,000-per-student for college in exchange for public service

The program represents a $1.8 million investment in the Coachella Valley, an opportunity to enhance regional partnerships and scale efforts to mitigate food insecurity, which is a barrier to completion for many community college students. 

DAILY BRIEFING: January 20, 2022

Good morning. It's Thursday, January 20. Expect sunny skies today and a high of 76 degrees. First, some news you need to know ...

Palm Springs resident’s revelation was key moment leading to $490 million settlement with university

A brave first step by a Palm Springs resident in 2020 marked a turning point that eventually led to Wednesday’s announcement that the University of Michigan will pay $490 million to settle abuse cases brought by more than 1,000 people.

DAILY BRIEFING: January 19, 2022

Good morning. It’s Wednesday, January 19. Expect sunny skies and a high of around 76 degrees today. First, some news you need to know ...

UPDATED: How and where to get tested for COVID-19 in and around Palm Springs

‘Harm reduction program’ in Palm Springs will provide services — including a needle exchange — for those living with addiction

DAILY BRIEFING: January 18, 2022

Good morning. It’s Tuesday, January 18. Expect partly cloudy skies and a high of around 70 degrees today. First, some news you need to know ...

Palm Springs Pride president Ron deHarte, chair of Human Rights Commission, announces bid for District 3 City Council seat

Pair reportedly trade gunfire in Palm Springs store parking lot